In the event of a vacancy in a judicial position at the district level or above, the governor can appoint a replacement who serves until the next election.

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In many U.S. states, governors have the authority to appoint judges to fill vacancies in the judiciary, who then serve until the next general election or a specified term. However, the exact process can vary by state.

In the Event of a Vacancy in a Judicial Position